admonitive

English

admonition +‎ -ive

admonitive (not comparable)

Of or conveying admonition
- 1677, Isaac Barrow, “The Crucifixion of Christ”, in The Theological Works of Isaac Barrow‎, volume 6, published 1859, page 283:
  Again, this kind of suffering to the devout Fathers did seem many ways significant, or full of instructive and admonitive emblems; […]
- 2008, William F. Hanks, “Fieldwork on Deixis”, in Journal of Pragmatics‎, volume 41:
  Wale’ typically occurs in S-final position and conveys variously dubitative (X is possible, but I doubt it), admonitive (X is possible so be careful; X is the case, so take note) or, when used with imperatives, exhortative (hurry up and X).

conveying admonition